The Cheat-Out: Save states are for champs.

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13th-July-2015, 02:00
Nemkoon

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Originally Posted by The Grouch

a guy with short hair and glasses?

Plus a beard.
13th-July-2015, 02:01
Gypsy

Do I secretly work there?
13th-July-2015, 02:01
Ace Ventura

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Originally Posted by Mr. Phineas Squiggletail, Esq

Monitor speakers are hot garbage unless you are going pretty high up. And even then I've already got so much invested in headphones and surround sound that for me there is no point.

Well, thankfully for the speaker part, it's better than using the piece of shit tiny speaker I used to have to use. :wacko:
13th-July-2015, 02:02
Gypsy

CL is your friend Roxas. I got decent back-up surround for $20 this year.

Movie time. :wav:
13th-July-2015, 02:04
Ace Ventura

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Originally Posted by Mr. Phineas Squiggletail, Esq

CL is your friend Roxas. I got decent back-up surround for $20 this year.

Movie time. :wav:

Damn, I might need to save up for something like that. :lol Although, I have no room on my desk or around my desk for that. :(

:wav:

I'm gonna get off too, going to play some Skullgirls. :lol
13th-July-2015, 02:05
Beelzebub

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Originally Posted by The Grouch

this question goes out to the console modders/repairers. how hard is it to replace an nes 72 pin connector?

Don't get a replacement, the after market ones are shit. Just take your old one and boil it for five minutes, take it out and scrub it with an old toothbrush, then boil it for another five minutes. Then take it out and dry it out. Make sure it's completely dry before you reinstall it. I've done this with several NES consoles and it's worked great every time.
13th-July-2015, 02:05
Grouch

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Originally Posted by Nem

Plus a beard.

don't know if he did or not i wasn't paying attention I was too busying looking at everything while he cashed me out.
13th-July-2015, 02:08
Grouch

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Originally Posted by Beelzebub

Don't get a replacement, the after market ones are shit. Just take your old one and boil it for five minutes, take it out and scrub it with an old toothbrush, then boil it for another five minutes. Then take it out and dry it out. Make sure it's completely dry before you reinstall it. I've done this with several NES consoles and it's worked great every time.

will try that than I can't fuck my spare up anymore than it already is :shrug:
boil in water?
13th-July-2015, 02:20
Beelzebub

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Originally Posted by The Grouch

will try that than I can't fuck my spare up anymore than it already is :shrug:
boil in water?

Yep, just water. I'd use filtered if you can, but it's not all that important. Plus make sure to heat on high until the water boils, then turn it down to 6-7 for a slow boil before putting the connector in. It's probably not a good idea to boil it on high.
13th-July-2015, 02:21
Grouch

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Originally Posted by Beelzebub

Yep, just water. I'd use filtered if you can, but it's not all that important. Plus make sure to heat on high until the water boils, then turn it down to 6-7 for a slow boil before putting the connector in. It's probably not a good idea to boil it on high.

ok will have to do tomorrow.
13th-July-2015, 03:41
Sprung

Scored at the swap meet today. Large backrest, studded saddlebags and a studded fork bag. All for $90. Probably $600 from the dealer :P

http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07...14448010da.jpg
13th-July-2015, 10:43
Inferno.

Swap meat?? :doink:
13th-July-2015, 11:07
Gypsy

http://kotaku.com/the-video-game-com...ata-1717397315
13th-July-2015, 11:42
Elin

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Originally Posted by Mr. Phineas Squiggletail, Esq

http://kotaku.com/the-video-game-com...ata-1717397315

Had been having a really crappy couple of days, and then got out of bed to this news this morning. Promptly went back to bed for three hours. Not prepared for NOPE of this intensity at present. :(
13th-July-2015, 11:57
deadlegion

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Originally Posted by Inferno.

Swap meat?? :doink:

Not much of a car guy are you? :wacko: